State of Matter
A “superior thriller” (Kirkus Reviews) from the author of The Bone Hunter series and The Slayer RuleOne rogue scientist. Two unlikely allies. Three chances to stop a nuclear disaster.In the aftermath of the Soviet Union’s collapse, a brilliant Russian engineer vanishes into the irradiated ruins of the Polygon—once the Soviet’s nuclear testing ground. Decades later, CIA operative Bill Estes and FBI agent Michelle Marsh uncover evidence of stolen nuclear material and the missing Russian bomb maker who may have resurfaced.Then a U.S. warship is destroyed in a nuclear blast. Washington scrambles for answers.As Estes tracks leads across the globe, he suspects a far-reaching conspiracy—one that implicates more than just Iran. Meanwhile, Marsh, digging into the Russian’s past, reaches an unsettling conclusion: the very man they’re hunting may be the only one who can stop the next attack, on American soil.From Moscow to Kazakhstan to the White House, State of Matter blends espionage, nuclear science, and geopolitical brinkmanship into a timely and chillingly plausible thriller.”DeGrandpre brings a sense of authenticity to this propulsive global thriller, which spans decades and features far-flung locations.” —Kirkus Reviews
Missing in the Keys
Charlie Greene’s life is unraveling… dismissed from Scotland Yard, she’s jobless, aimless, and living with her father in London. But as she struggles to get her life in order, he mysteriously disappears while on a business trip to Florida.With nothing more than a duffel bag and an uneasy feeling, Charlie flies to Miami and quickly discovers… someone has their sights set on her too.Reluctantly joined by Grant Wolfe, another former cop with problems of his own, they begin a frantic search for answers… and reveal more about their pasts than either of them could have imagined.Two best-selling authors bring their unique styles together for an action adventure thrill ride kicking off the Greene Wolfe Thriller series.
Murder in Covent Garden
The BRAND NEW gripping cozy mystery from Anita DavisonNobody should be in the market… for murder!Even though its famous opera house has shuttered its doors for the war, Covent Garden remains one of the most exciting, bustling areas of London. It’s where Hannah Merrill and Aunt Violet have their bookshop and, in spite of the recent spate of burglaries in the area, it’s generally thought to be a good neighbourhood.So Hannah is surprised when she sees a fellow shopkeeper – a jeweller named Jacob Cornelis – having a heated argument with a stranger. Especially when the next day Cornelis is found dead in his shop, apparently the victim of another burglary.But what shocks Hannah more is when she meets the policeman supposedly there to investigate the crime. Because he is none other than the man who Hannah saw arguing with Cornelis the day before.Hannah knows it’s up to her and Violet to investigate. But they don’t know they’re about to uncover a secret underworld of theft, murder and blackmail. And they must act fast, before the Covent Garden Killer strikes again…A gripping and unputdownable Golden Age cozy crime mystery, perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, Helena Dixon and Verity Bright.Readers love the Miss Merrill and Aunt Violet series:‘I couldn’t put this book down, I just wanted to keep reading. The story kept me guessing all the time and the ending was unexpected. Can’t wait for the next book.’ Reader Review ????‘A fabulous historical novel that entertained me from the start… Reminiscent of Miss Jane Marple… I loved the inclusion of Bartleby, the bookshop cat who was very much a character in his own right.’ Reader Review ?????‘Wonderful!! I had high hopes for this novel and it did not disappoint. Once I began I could hardly put it down. I am excited to read Ms. Davison’s next installment.’ Reader Review ?????‘What a fabulous setting for a murder… If I could have read it in one sitting, I would have done. A brilliant plot with some clever twists! I think I’ve found a new favourite series. I can’t wait for the next instalment. Highly recommended!’ Reader Review ?????‘I loved this delightful new cozy mystery featuring a young society girl and her suffragette aunt… 5 stars. I look forward to more in this series.’ Reader Review ?????‘I loved this book. Hannah and Aunt Violet are wonderful characters and I liked them from the start. The surrounding characters are well imagined. The setting is interesting. I enjoyed the references to literature and the way books were a part of the story line… Very entertaining and I highly recommend it.’ Reader Review ?????‘Fascinating characters, scandals, espionage and murder… Kept me turning the pages wanting to know what would happen to Hannah and her delightful feline companion.’ Reader Review ?????
Death at the Village Chess Club
A BRAND NEW page-turning Cosy Mystery series set around a Curiosity Shop in the Cotswolds ??? From BESTSELLER Debbie YoungWith her Curiosity Shop open for business, Alice Carroll is finally settling into life in the picturesque Cotswold village of Little Pride. But then her old life comes knocking… Alice’s ex boyfriend, Steven, who dumped her to travel the world, has run out of money and asks Alice to sell off his collection of chess sets.Alice decides to host a tournament to showcase the boards, and her plan seems to be working. That is, until chess pieces begin to mysteriously disappear. And when a body is discovered outside the tournament, Alice realises that the victim was a pawn in another, far more dangerous game.As the host of the event, Alice is eager to help the police investigate. She doesn’t know why anyone would be interested in stealing random chess pieces, let alone willing to kill for them, but she’s determined to find out. Can she solve the case before someone else gets hurt?Or will this be one gambit too far for Alice?Readers LOVE Debbie Young’s delightful mysteries:’A cracking example of cozy crime!’ Bestselling author Katie Fforde’A warm page turner that puts the cosy into cosy mystery!’ Bestselling author T.A. Williams’Warm and cosy’ Bestselling author Michelle Salter‘A wonderfully crafted cosy murder. Agatha Raisin fans will love this!’ Goodreads Reviewer, ?????‘I would have given this a 6 if I could have!’ Goodreads Reviewer, ?????‘This is a really good read; well written, humorous, with endearing characters and intriguing plot!’ Goodreads Reviewer, ?????‘An excellent book!’ Goodreads Reviewer, ?????‘My first Debbie Young Book, but it certainly won’t be the last.’ Goodreads Reviewer, ?????‘The 1st book in a new Cozy Mystery series set in a very English village, if the rest of the series is as good as this book then I’ll not be disappointed.’ Goodreads Reviewer, ?????‘An absolutely wonderful, and entertaining book. Lots of compelling characters and real insights into life in a small English village.’ Goodreads Reviewer, ?????‘A fabulous start to a lovely cozy mystery series.’ Goodreads Reviewer, ?????‘This book was so much fun. I feel that I know each character and the village.’ Goodreads Reviewer, ?????